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Gold Production Small.

DENVER. Col, Dee. @.A report made
by the chief clerk of the L. 3. Mint today
shows the value of new gold received dur
ing 1856 to have been Sl,444,16.29 This
does not include the value Of mint bars re-
dapo sttn1
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
E'ratriCitlc,

ANAMosA, a., Dec. 2.-Isaac Bickcl, an
aged farmer, near here, attempted to chas.
tise his nineteen-ye son, when tho
latter struck him u single but fatal blow
with heavy stick
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
Drowned In the River.

!. Tenn, Jan, B. Geo. T.
barbce, aged twentyone years, while suf-
fering with an epileptic fit, walktaaa6 the
Nu6 overlooking the Tennessee river. His
hody has not been recovered 1fN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
Two Men KiIIe in a BoiDer EXPLOSION.

INpIANAPuIlS, Jan. 4,-Del lT t engineer
and Joseph Reid, miller, wers Instantly
killed by he explosion of boiler IN New
ton nouse's mill at Elwood. Ind.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
Poisoned BY BAKING Powder.

MONTPELIER. ND, Jan. THE family Of
John Wooster, near here, consisting of five
1erSous, are lying dangerously i'll from the
.cts of poisonous baking powder.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
Death of a State Senator

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 2.-Hon j. 2. Schmei,
der, Senator of the Twenty-frst Senatorial
District of Ohio, died today.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

Olcomargarinc Act Constitutional
PunApELrnlA, Jan. 3,-The State Su.
preme Court to-day affirmed the constitu-
tionality and validity of the Oleomargar
inc net
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

-Of seventy-three important towns
in Colorado, twelve are over five thou
sand feet and ten over ten thousand
feet above sea level.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
A SnsSinatcl.

WABASH, 1Np., Dee. 3O,-John Se,lers
called Dan Good to his door and shot him
down. The murder was the result Of %
quarrel. They were both colored,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
Too Near an Omen Crate.

M,YsvlILE, KY. Jan. Miss Kate Mich.
olson, of this place, was burned to death
by her night clothes catching fire at an
open CRATE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

ISp1ANAroLIs, Dec. 3.-The will of the
late Sidney NJ. Sabin, of Laporte, provides
that $4,000 shall be donated to Wabash
College, at Charlottesville, Ind.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

Fgne Court of Nebraska has
a Iing that will interest
! grnerally, at a season Of
hcn snow comes more rap
goes, The court decides
tiable for damages when,
Es Of its negligence in re-
" from sidewalks, a man
ipres himself. If the de-
Eaw it may lead to the in
fNing Of the sidewalks in
leaaing thoroughfares Of
beng occasionally cleared
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

lNE curios have just been
Sllng an artcsian well at
u One was a birds bill,
P'h Of 7lo feet; the other
n' at a depth of 700 feet.
N familiar fact in geol-
'a'er part Of the dry land
has been deposited on tho
Pl1meval ocean or at the
lnen'e rivers and lakes.
however, to realize tho
pod Of time which must
qalrd to deposit Il cover
hthickncss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
Michael Dayitt Married.

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. @.-Michael navilt
was married to Miss Mamie Yore, in Oak.
land, this morning,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

Nth case made entirely Of
Nent German production.
the color is a creamy
ane is reported to be char
h sweetness rather than
be sound emitted, unlike
Fnien note of the ordinary
.sit, full and Slightly con-
nevhat resembling that Of
This modification Of tone.
BE considered an attractive
|rtributed to the eyenncss Of
ae compressed paper.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

br,iu of Britain is hard
kbratc the Queens : Jubi-
N many eyes there are
4 plling' in consequence
4 TO say, but already the
Lmmcnced to flow forth,
kvent does not take place,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

trsY, of Exeter, n. H.,
ip. graduate of Harvard.
i, nincty-cishth birthday,
bis the sole survivor of the
Eho sailed down the Hud'
h Enlton's steamboat, sew
sln ago. Dr. Perry has
is 4 successful and noted
b. has the credit of being
Ison in New Hampshire to
ilea Of erecting an asylum
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

ming into the country
n Europe shows no DIS
| buying American secu-
/ s,ould break out there
| be a regular rush to ln-
tcss, bonds, and other
|;, Great and secure re-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

,ere,ting fact that all
Idoual prominence who
\, Years have gone be-
1 The most prominent
krmo,.y, Grant, Garfield,
L,icks, Mcclellan, ,.Scna;
f,Gtornia, and last, Gems
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

Irn Forestry Congress re-
Ihe Governor of Virginia
iye Of that State, living
R,o,c honor the Congress
hpe in the National Circle.
Sh,s sent them the name
L,hinston, deceased, Tho
hid plant a cherry tree to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08
THE DAY.

r.,rs ago the steamer
E',,,D' went down of the
IiSI i% % 100000 in specie
'i',,, 'i'r unsuccessful efforts
4. n get the money ana
s,,, y , ou an elaborate
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

eM citizen OF extensive
M reduced his weight
n Sald' IN three weeks upon
"a faster Succi's mystcri-
Sln' a componcn, part.
~ 'caspoonfuls of thi,
l'''y' eats nothing else,
["F no appetite for solid
we'll and strong. If this
IS' comes into general use, it
I,''F hard upon the grocers
men, but will greatly
., a'E complicated ways Of
Sa'ekccping.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

,',', ,~.respondcnt says that
SS unanimous in saying that
M, % regard to the peace of
sa,.' n, on the Car, whom
~, ~'ses to excess of late.
En-" S% times been on the
lS,, n u ,'rFnenss~ n! They ex.
n ,,' m his cups, the Rus.
%.'a any moment commit
"A. S'' Nv will prccipitate the
~. existing peaceful re.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

lt '"''
The most prominent
tymolg. Grant, Garfield ''
bricks, Mcclellan 'srha'
N,litornia, and last, Gems
Brain of Britain is hard
bbratc the Queens Jubi-
h many eyes there are
rolling' in consequence
70 say, but already the
0mmcnced to flow forth,
,vent does not take place
De,
In Forestry Congress re-
ne Governor of Virginia
i've Of that State, living
Osc honor the Congress
lee in the National Circle.
has sent them the name
,hinston, deceased. Tho
bid plant a cherry tree to
trsY, of Exeter, n. H.,
|inc graduate Of Harvard.
!, nincty-eighth birthday
els the sole survivor of the
Tho sailed down the Hud'
\ Fnlton's steamboat, sew,
sas ago. Dr. Perry has
is q successful and noted
b has the credit Of being
non in New Hampshire to
EiieaO Of erecting an asylum
be.
With case made entirely Of
Ment German production.
sd, the color is a creamy
ane is reported to be char
" sweetness rather than
NJ sonnd omitted. nnliko
,lon uoto of tho ordinary
s9it, full and slightly con-
nwhat resembling that Of
mi, moditic,tion Of ,one
b n.j1orol an attractive,
,trLutea ia III, eyepncss If
/, comDressed poper.
a Iing that will interest
generality. gt \ season of
|tcn snow comes more ran.
roes. The court dcci1n,
tEable for domoo.c. whom.
be Of its negligence in re-
Ev from sidewalks. A man
ures himself. If the do
law il may lead to the in
aping Of the sidewalks in
leading thorouohf,ros of
bins occasionally c,c,red
-
bring an ortc.i,n vo,, a.
|. One was . hird'. III, II
FPh Of 10 feet. the other
Fh, at a depth of 700 feet.
%a familiar fact in oeo,-
rcltcr part Of thc 1,.y Io,l
has been dopositcd on ,bo
pimeval ocean or ,t ,ho
fnen'e river, and lakes
however, to realize tho
hd Of time which mus,.
qplred to deposit a cover.
lathickness.
-
ORE clti2nn a; o,,.,:
has reduced his wri+ht
pounds IN three weeks ,,non
i6 faster Succj's mvs,or;t.
l'rms a compopon, n,rt
hie tcospoonfnls of r,, ,h;, !,
day, eats ,',,,aIi "o,h;nm "a .,"l ,l''s
l,e no anpc,;,. ,''''',,'S tas 'rs;; e'S',
we'll and rrt",r s,rnnn '"r :, 'oIla OIL:
comes into genera, uss IL
ltle hard upon tho ornc.rS
W men, but will greatly
nov complicated WAYS ~
alsekecping.
~ =, -.
I,s,a, as'l' of $3.50, 600 worth
aaIi,,p a.II' proprietor of Warn.
\ S''''s'' to his responsible
/ a, NV u, gwen their choice
'',sa 10! to be rendered 'l'y by
Ibis gift is in ooo,,,,'
,na 'p' : : since maturcd by
a H.. I'll recognition of
s,s, ''' responsible and
l.sa "," '. !, is quoted as adj
eAlhas for f,i,S,n, I'Sn regard ,'',
~ ,,,,.''
,".lre.spondent saws tb,.
M unanimous in saying that
st' NJ regard 's r, to the peace Of
Sa1,.aa M on the Car, whom
A,D' ss's $ to excess of late,
"" times hoo.
s%.., ,sal ,'remcns, They ex.
~ ,' N his cups, the Rus.
~, 4 any n.y. moment commit
4. vat will prccipitate the
pmseA p existing peaceful re.
.@ers'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-08

gift of$2jO, 900 worth
,s''mpany was distributed
Cs's,.r' proprietor of Warn.
4 I'''F'' to his responsible
are given their choice
Ut cash of the same
ISa %l. to be rendered by
Ibis gift is in accordance
y, long since maturcd by
and J, Is in recognition Of
ms responsible and
Nv and is quoted as nd.
s;,,', ,,r Of the high regard
~ Eal has for faithful labor.
~ goes into effect soon.
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Post Once Notice.

(shoud be read DAILY by all interested changes may
occur AZ any tlme.i
dispatch by partciar sts nor ehc'pt wnsn II ~ 10
sired To- upcates OF AMI cral documents
oers specially addressed seat Dy the fastest vesses
f"rrsn mails for the week emitting JanuarysJ will cioss
IPEOMPILi all cssesl al tnis once IS follows;
THURSDAlAI $50 for Nassau. n. r. per steamship
steamship BIitiaDnc VIA - isenstown; at a IN tor
hay PER steamship Andes AT y az for Ber nuit p,r
steamship irlntxt at $50 D. H. for Newfoundland per
steamer fToau iisiiiiA
FRIDAY AT | p. m for Carupano ami Ciudad Bolivar
steamship al Cd.iAo
SUNpAh-At 80 IA. for Nassau " p, per steamship
City OF MonIccIlo from Jacksonville.
sATUnDAl.-AtJ n. Tor Europe, per steamship Gala
QuccIslOsu llettes fian,c, switzerland, Italy
sn,in mi Port al must De directed per ,ia.A az
switzerland itaiy. SPAN and Portu-
ga pos sseansDp La gosnc H~sre llolieis
rected per l.. Eodrsosn.' D. At - ui or scotland
direct poi steamship, glasgow letters must
DO dlrecl tot "per DoyOnii Al Para MAssn.sn
e.ra, Brazil per Gym; at AIN los ,He setirr
lands direct per steamship \. scloicn Ko,ter-
dam telters must be ilroetei per W. schoIlea 1t
ia Begun direct per steamship Pcnnald VIA
h'"c'p 70 q. i'.,, 800, II. -
must be directed " per isaud att n M for Jamaica
pet steauishIp Edith Golden.
Mails Society islands per ship City Of Papeu iron
Francisco mere January ~ at Z. Mails
Ir tho is.snds steamship Au'raiia llron
for CHINA and Japan per nshp ny sydney from
san francesca cose here February - az y m Mas
Tor Australia Nes.Ieaani slniwcl, Fut and samoan
Islands pr steamship MirlDosa iron san trincscol
close here February = al OR on ARRIVAL AT New
YORK OF steamship Aler "h Br.sH WaS .or A s.
Key west Fla, close Al TINS odice da!y ~
80 ~
The schedule closing Of Trans Pacific mails arranged
the prrsut o their ntefrupte overland transit
Mails the East arriving on Tame Al ,s1
the dag sailing OF steamers arc dsDAtchoi
~ w HENRY q. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Orice. NcwiorS. ". T.. JANA iSsh
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Residing do In Western city where tho two leading
papers, olcrably high prcel for their value arc losing
money their six days issue, though equal terms n
not publishing Monday, have been able To form
olerably clear Idea OF the moral significance Of their sun
day rest well Of s practical outcome. The souls OF
the printers seems to he saved by sunday rest nut
the souls OF the newsboys and Of employees who distribute
the Sunday Issue from the offices may 90 TO wheresoever
fate takes Them for these busy employed all the
forenoon In dsposng OF papers printed let us nope Oh
Saturday night though many suspect that the printing Is
really done in the sma' hours ayont the twaI.
But the fact is that Is offence against liberty
OF Judgment nj least to say nothing OF proprleyl I"
speak Of this matter moral question, or OF the par
tcuar views held by the the right side Oh
this moral question" We respect the feelings OIL
those who. regarding Sunday observance rs duty "e
spite It's civil and pagan origin (Which even lho'o
must admit who regard the original Sabbath as oil dVho
work Sunday But should respect equally the fee'
Ing Of those who. regarding life and opportunities TOT Ia
Dor and service the gifts OF God. would deem u an Oh
to work in Ii these do think and cannot oeieNS
that they would do good by iDterrupting ther
systematically every sunday, than BY WORKING uniio
and IT, accordingly. they regard IL as thei ully 10 W.
while lire and health last resting necessity or occa
prompts should dare dsobey the injunction OF ln
who mentioned the sabbath save to ienuke S"oo"
tarians =" Judge not that ye I've no; Ja'lgcd .,, n
II is not "men OF all religions" who agree ,hnt !"
weekly rest day Is for the good OF mankind lhis p
ticular question regard to sabbath sunday rest IL
u religious at all it belongs entirely 70 the 90
main OF political economy. Believe me rhithy yo'9
Nelo- York Jan % 1887. RICHARD A. PROCTOR
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DIED.


BURToN-on Monday January "a. Caroline a. wiowsf
services at her residence trescentaye. painfsli
Train leaves ave.; foot Of Liberty st. at9A
interment private.
DUScAE-on TUESDAY, January Is. 1884, Mary Ho>y
Funeral services aiScr late residence lsI Yves, seth
ST., rhirstty, at O'Clock p M.
PELL0wsIn Para January "a. Of pneumonis Elizabeth
daaspter Of the Amos Briggs Of Rensselaer, County
GlLMAN-on January 25 1887. Mary S. wife Of Charles w.
Fqnera rhsrsay January 81 tl2 O'Clock. from Hotel
arg csnens Edea N Kew
nance aud daughter Of Edgar LANG deceased. in her 77h
Funeral in Kinderhook n. y. Friday. at IL am.
Lillian, danseS o. G;orss and HANNAH NJ Kerr aged
Te:Gsncs Of psrs%s loo n:hs@Sase loassrs R.is
IniermenI Oakland Cemetery.
MANNING-on THURSDAY January 22d inst. at Bethany.
Naming IN the s3d year OF her age. 49,
inst at O'Clock D. IN.
NARCOTIC Suddenly in Paris January 25 A.
NATHEws-sudienv January 2e. at her residence. sum
nit, N. J., Ann Hone, widow Of the Rev. James N.
services at her residence Friday. 2sh nst at
Tram leaves Barclay and Christopher sts allan.
Interment at Woollawn on satur ay.
MORROW-Nea ear Orlando Fla. NJ Morrow
at TO- N. Friiy. January %.
VILE. n. G.. Thomas b. Ren of Jersey city aged
~
Relatives and friends invited attend funeral services
from Heddng NJ f. Church Jersey City Friday Afternoon
at O'Clock.
Ipterment at Frenchtowp. ". J.. on saturday.
Train leaves jersey City ILLS u Pennsylvania r. r.
ROBINSON Monday. January "a, Theodore X. Robins.
aged 70 years.
Funeral services Thursday, 23o from his late rest
dence. Metuchen. N. J.
SCRANTON suddenly in New Haven Conn. January 2s,
Mrs LYDIA s. scranton widow OF the late Erasais &.
Scranton
services her late residence. l15G Chapelst,
Friday. January %. at $3.50.
SYLVESTER Eliza NJ. widow OF Foriyce Sylvester Born
Chesterfield Mass, March 20, 1900 died ut Passaic
n. j.. January -, 1881.
held the residence OF her j. W. Syves
TT at Passac Bridge. y. j. on FRIDAY. 18th insI At
Train leaves Chambers-st at IL m.
WAKEMAN-On We'nes Lty. January 20. at 4l3 West cd
Edmund d. b. Wakeman. aged 40 years
Funeral private
WRIGHT-At Valley stream T. T., January 81, 1887. Mira
khoia " right, IN her SIth year
Relatives friends Etsni tho fu1srl
vices az the residence OF her Joseph Wright on
THURSDAY. January ~, at | o'clock p.
will the II o'clock train Brooklyn and
the ll:05 tain from Long Island city at Valley stream
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RIILROID INTERESTS.
,Rs ABOUT THE vAypERBrLrs DENIED.

RUMORs ABOUT THE vANDERBILrs DENIED.
A late rumor from that profile OF rumors-Ph
adelpawas that the vanderbts hal agreed 10 accept
per cent bond for actual Invested by them
In the South Pennsylvania Railroad enterprise ChaIn-
cey NJ Depew counsel to the family, asked yester-
dry the truth Of the report replied rhe Mcssrs Van
dcrbt have Informed al the fact ud"-hcrc Mr.
Depew INDUCED In measured PAUSE" don't believe
any Rise has informed them"
Neither the New York Central the Vanderbilt PEG
pie lending financial aid The scheme being agits ed
by The dissatisfied shippers over tho Rome Matertown
and Ogiensburg Railroad for tho building OF new line
from schenectady to come point the 1T Lawrence
River Tho Central II willing extend moral support u
any enterprise for the development OF territory that
would he tributary It's systrn. but the Vanderbilt In.
ress understood 10 be engaged at present only In
protecting their already Invested capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-27
A HOUSE FOR THE NEV-Y YORK CLUB
THE PROPERTY AT TnIRTY-FIFTH-sT. AND FIFTH

THE PROPERTY AT THIRTY-FiFrH-sT. AND flfih-
AVE DECIDED UPON.
The Nev-York Club will have "a club house OF its own
This was decided at meeting held In their present quar-
tiers on Tuesday night Their house will he the man
sion at the southwest corner OF Ffthave. and thirty
ffth-st, which for five years before Apni u,
1884. was occupied by the University Tub and when
belongs TO the Caswell estate Tho step has long bceh
contemplated but OF the members did not con-
slider the plan Of buying a house In good
locality feasible nothing done untii
three months ago. when n committee appoinscd 10
look about for suitable piece of property After care
full consideration OF several sites which were IN
the market. the Caswe property selected as the
available and the best adapted 10 the clubs purposes
when the subject was preached at Tuesday nght
meeting considerable opposition was manileSt"d
To the purchase OF such an e1pch'
sivc site. but majority favored tie plan
and the committee clothed with power 10 complete
the negotiations. while 100000 was aprropr-
ntcd for cnlarng reiting and decorating the building
The Improvements Ia the house contemplated include
large additions front and and an
entire remodeling OF the Tifth-avc facade;
The members OF the club are rctcent
regarding the price which they have agreed TO pay tor
the properly. but IL IA believed to he not much less than
"a half million OF dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE


CHICAGO. Jan. 20 tNpeciab-It has been rnmcred that
eastern syndicate seriously endeavorlns TO sccure
the right 10 operate an elevated railway statcst tho
principal thorohfarc OF the south division, upon which
already The cable company Ia operating The slate
mcnt Is made to-day that the company has secured
the needed right way Van Burens south TO the
city limits from which point tho road will extend
branch lines IN all the southern suburbs.
The Executive Committee OF the ohio River pool met
to-day aud reached agreement the division OF per
ccnaSes IN what Is known rs the sixth pool ms gov
all through business with lines south Of the ONO
River ANA The ARRANGEMENT gives the lines from Chicago
Ia Cincinnati and Louisville 81 per cent Oi tuo Iao ana
those 10 cairo and Evansville 40 per cent
DANyiILE Va. Jan. Do. G. Wrenshal, receiver OF
the Danvle and New Railroad, took charge OF tho
road to-day la an interview with The Daily he0'ster no
that there Is plan foot looking 10 an eAtehsoh
from Danville to tho Obio ver Large northern cpl.
ana .r ~ronsnal has tho line and says the
route IA entirely practicable
Mt VERNON Jan. 26-rho state Supreme court hls
reversed decision given Ia 1886 by the same tribunal
aud ptory ordered tho Louisville ANA Nashville
RAILROAD 10 trains to tho original depot Dmit ny VI"
company at McLeansboro. In 1868 the electors OF Ham
on County subscribed 100000 to the capital STOCK Oh
the southern Railway on condition that would forever
maintain depot within the corporate limits o ~, nc
Louisville and Nashville which company cianeu no
la bound ~ thu original charter ana mas Ioi ,,a
years stopped It's trains at depot ABOUT u inio o
the city IiIlits .
wINSIPEe Man, Jan 20 Hugh Sutherland. president
OF the Huisons Bay road running from here to HUDSON
Bay announced last night that he company woud Spon
- 100000 the coming yoar In construction, Inc COM
pany having ships built at ,or
navigation Hudsons Bay Ten locomotives anu 'II lie
promised that the road would DO conpieteo IN '""''
time.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 96-Commissioncr Fathorn, OF inc
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UNITARIAN PETITION GRANTED ATDARI1ooi"
HANOVER. ~ H.. Jan 20-Prcsident Bartlett oil p'iF
mouth College. announced in tho chapel on "o"''"
morning that the petition OF students presented .'
week to the trustees OF tho college, asking IN
that an excuse from attending the morning exercises u"
the Congregational Church be granted to those WHO "
tend the Unitarian service In the Afternoon had Dce '
the table. After referring to the rules of the co.oo
and 10 precedents requiring attendance nj INC
church /" In the forenoon" no said:
Ihave tborouebly weighed the case In all Its BEARINGS
and the matter IA BY college laws placed III my
though NY view OF the value OF the rule IN W nake
have concluded In ysw OF all the roasons gwen 10 u
the exception asked In the of students Oh oni
religious connections, or Of minors whose parents oq
IL, for three reasons: ,us,on,taI JTni-
First-In patton suggested by innnenii oI no
tartan gentlemen, that In due time that church may a..
able To conform 10 Tho mage OF other ohufcheS A WV
regime of the college. -. ....,,,or cir
cnms,ances and syccni and disappoihE
ms MIS- caused by adherence TO the rur. -. ...,,u,,y
T%ird-Aud frankly N cut on the reinotest posspiy
Of charging the college with intolerance In any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-27
THE FITCUBuKG CONSOLIDATION.

boston Jan. 20 tSpeeioh -Tho annual meeting OF tho
Ftehburg stockholders developed the fact that thore was
practically opposition 10 the consolidation with the
Troy and Greenfield Railroad The consolidated road Will
start OF owning lG5 miles Of road leaving out OF account
IL miles OF tho Lancaster AID Sterling branch which is
Of no present value. Upon this there Will he debt OF
SlOliOG0O and capital stock Of Si20iS.OOO. Total
stock ANA debt ST. 900, about Sl3oOUO por lie
The Vermont and Massachusetts, % miles with stock or
s3lO3, 90 ANA dobt oi elOOutOJ. l. Iol ln lue IN ths
statement, as IL leased FOR per cent upon The stock
and per upon bonds 1he price "a DO paid for
tho Troy aud Boston, - miles In length, II T3O0oooo III
bonds aud l,33OOD la preferred stock or equal 10 some
pl2J,UUO per mile. ana u sing c-track road at mat